Showing posts with label Black Swan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Swan. Show all posts

Sunday, January 9, 2011

girl, resurrected

The one and only Winona Ryder has well prepared her full-throttle comeback into the film-making industry. Starring in the new-- to be released this week in Aus-- psycho-thriller, Black Swan [blogged here] co-starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis. ELLE Magazine, in the US, recently featured Ryder on her small, but prominent role in the film. As ELLE says, it's unusual for us to adapt to Ryder portraying a minor role, but audiences are still overwhelmed with nostalgia with any modern performance she makes. The days of Beetlejuice, Reality Bites, Edward Scissorhands, Mermaids, Little Women, The Age of Innoncence and of course Girl, Interupted are looong over, but Ryder's face will always be and is still very much remembered in them. I am looking forward to a wonderfully nostalgic day when i view Black Swan... this week, hopefully!

After that shoplifting incident at Saks Fifth Avenue in '01, many thought she had her prime in her career in the 20th century, but Ryder re-inventing herself is something that please eth much, because all that talent should sure as hell should be used for entainment in 2011 and beyond.
Besides, we all know we love her from her 90s' days, so why fight it now?
  
Welcome back Ms Ryder. We're glad to have ya.
Xo

Source: Elle

girl, resurrected

The one and only Winona Ryder has well prepared her full-throttle comeback into the film-making industry. Starring in the new-- to be released this week in Aus-- psycho-thriller, Black Swan [blogged here] co-starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis. ELLE Magazine, in the US, recently featured Ryder on her small, but prominent role in the film. As ELLE says, it's unusual for us to adapt to Ryder portraying a minor role, but audiences are still overwhelmed with nostalgia with any modern performance she makes. The days of Beetlejuice, Reality Bites, Edward Scissorhands, Mermaids, Little Women, The Age of Innoncence and of course Girl, Interupted are looong over, but Ryder's face will always be and is still very much remembered in them. I am looking forward to a wonderfully nostalgic day when i view Black Swan... this week, hopefully!

After that shoplifting incident at Saks Fifth Avenue in '01, many thought she had her prime in her career in the 20th century, but Ryder re-inventing herself is something that please eth much, because all that talent should sure as hell should be used for entainment in 2011 and beyond.
Besides, we all know we love her from her 90s' days, so why fight it now?
  
Welcome back Ms Ryder. We're glad to have ya.
Xo

Source: Elle

girl, resurrected

The one and only Winona Ryder has well prepared her full-throttle comeback into the film-making industry. Starring in the new-- to be released this week in Aus-- psycho-thriller, Black Swan [blogged here] co-starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis. ELLE Magazine, in the US, recently featured Ryder on her small, but prominent role in the film. As ELLE says, it's unusual for us to adapt to Ryder portraying a minor role, but audiences are still overwhelmed with nostalgia with any modern performance she makes. The days of Beetlejuice, Reality Bites, Edward Scissorhands, Mermaids, Little Women, The Age of Innoncence and of course Girl, Interupted are looong over, but Ryder's face will always be and is still very much remembered in them. I am looking forward to a wonderfully nostalgic day when i view Black Swan... this week, hopefully!

After that shoplifting incident at Saks Fifth Avenue in '01, many thought she had her prime in her career in the 20th century, but Ryder re-inventing herself is something that please eth much, because all that talent should sure as hell should be used for entainment in 2011 and beyond.
Besides, we all know we love her from her 90s' days, so why fight it now?
  
Welcome back Ms Ryder. We're glad to have ya.
Xo

Source: Elle

Sunday, December 19, 2010

rodarte dances

I am very enthused to see the highly anticipated film, Black Swan, which just premiered in the US. Unfortuneately it isn't released in Australia until January 13th, 2011, so I'll have to wait to hold my breath through the entire film [as it is one of very few thrillers I actually want to see...].

As you can see above are the jaw-dropping designs by Rodarte for the film's tutus.  Marvelous director Darren Aronofsky said that he and the costume designer Amy Westcott, wanted to use a contemporary fashion designer "to take [the costumes] to a new level" and wanted to reinvent the whole sense of "Swan Lake." It also helped that leading actress, Natalie Portman, already had a relationship with Rodarte sisters Laura and Kate Mulleavy. Portman was seen front row at their runway show during New York Fashion Week.
 
Natalie Portman in Black Swan.

Creepy, ay? I love it.
Xo

sources: Newsok and RagPony

rodarte dances

I am very enthused to see the highly anticipated film, Black Swan, which just premiered in the US. Unfortuneately it isn't released in Australia until January 13th, 2011, so I'll have to wait to hold my breath through the entire film [as it is one of very few thrillers I actually want to see...].

As you can see above are the jaw-dropping designs by Rodarte for the film's tutus.  Marvelous director Darren Aronofsky said that he and the costume designer Amy Westcott, wanted to use a contemporary fashion designer "to take [the costumes] to a new level" and wanted to reinvent the whole sense of "Swan Lake." It also helped that leading actress, Natalie Portman, already had a relationship with Rodarte sisters Laura and Kate Mulleavy. Portman was seen front row at their runway show during New York Fashion Week.
 
Natalie Portman in Black Swan.

Creepy, ay? I love it.
Xo

sources: Newsok and RagPony

rodarte dances

I am very enthused to see the highly anticipated film, Black Swan, which just premiered in the US. Unfortuneately it isn't released in Australia until January 13th, 2011, so I'll have to wait to hold my breath through the entire film [as it is one of very few thrillers I actually want to see...].

As you can see above are the jaw-dropping designs by Rodarte for the film's tutus.  Marvelous director Darren Aronofsky said that he and the costume designer Amy Westcott, wanted to use a contemporary fashion designer "to take [the costumes] to a new level" and wanted to reinvent the whole sense of "Swan Lake." It also helped that leading actress, Natalie Portman, already had a relationship with Rodarte sisters Laura and Kate Mulleavy. Portman was seen front row at their runway show during New York Fashion Week.
 
Natalie Portman in Black Swan.

Creepy, ay? I love it.
Xo

sources: Newsok and RagPony